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Bollywood's own muscle-hunk Salman Khan loses his famed six-pack for a movie. This might come as a shocker to the thousands who idolize Sallu bhai, but one has to do what one has to do.

He was asked to lose his six-pack for the movie Dabbang. We sympathize with him and we can imagine the kind of pain that Sallu bhai had to go through! As if this wasn't enough, to add insult to injury he was asked to go through this ordeal by none other than his own sibling! Dabbang producer Arbaaz Khan asked him to lose his macho image.

Pooja Pihal a. k. a Shravani of `Pavitra Rishta' is the name which is taken by each and every person. She has become a household name because of the character she is playing in the show. But let us tell you one thing, the girl has not came here with an aspiration to be an actor, in fact she has a motto to be something else which she is now going to make it possible.

According to the announcements made by plaintiffs, a New York judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit against Coca-Cola over health claims related to its Vitaminwater line of drinks.

Coke's motion to dismiss was rejected in federal court on Friday, The Center for Science in the Public Interest in Washington said in a written statement.

According to the official reports, British oil company BP confirmed Saturday it would start a deep water drilling program off the coast of Libya in a matter of weeks.

It has been reported that the announcement came as BP continued grappling with its deep water well disaster in the Gulf of Mexico and withering criticism over its involvement in the release of a Libyan agent convicted in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am flight over Scotland.

Some allergies may help protect against some cancers, a Canadian researcher has suggested.

Male eczema sufferers showed a lower risk of lung cancer while men with a history of asthma had a lower risk of stomach cancer, says professor Marie-Claude Rousseau of the Institute Armand-Frappier.

Rousseau says in a statement, "Asthma and eczema are allergies brought about by a hyper-reactive immune system -- a state which might have enabled abnormal cells to have been eliminated more efficiently, thereby reducing the risk of cancer."

U. S. researchers have said that Gay and bisexual men reporting sex abuse and social shame as children may have psychosocial problems later putting them at risk for HIV.

It has been reported that University of Pittsburgh researchers conducted a study of 1,000 HIV-positive and HIV-negative gay and bisexual men enrolled in the Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study.